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fje tht sto0ffv111e tosune tters3ay flurdt k wss onta local netminder blocks breakaway scoring bid inals brawl halts community league playoff game b cherry scores on penalty shot bantam playoff schedule monday march 28 s9 pm leafs vs canadiens 9 10 pm buffalo vs pittsburg monday april 4th two top teams from round robin will play off for the cham pionship ville won the game 41 staff photo i j f fw g i v y stouffville players surround goalie jackson following 41 playoff victory the sign of a good time thursday to saturday march 24 to 26 dean martin and jerry lewis in ape l socioi 1 o n ti mlwmy aocaor ioz30e o n xoe when fish fight technicolor mickey mouse cartoon news every thursday night admission 75c both moic and bingo thursday march 24th valuable cash and other prizes show starts 7 pm doors open fi30 pm bingo at 9 pm special door prize for all bingo lovers every monday at 8 pm doors open 730 pm bingo night no show special door prize free with your ticket 10 games to be played admission 75c one card included jackpotprizes midgets beat campbellford 73 41 to meet durham or ridgetown for title series opener scoring four thirdperiod goals in a comefrombehind effort bradford bradfords defeated sundridge beavers 75 on tues day night in the opening game of their ontario hockey associa tion intermediate b bestof seven playoff series second game will be played at sundridge thurs day with the third in bradford on saturday jim patton and don gibson each scored twice for the win ners the other goals went to gar vasey bud lehman and fraser dunn john wood with two goals lloyd boyer ivan percival and tony odrowski scored for sundridge ladies bowling league final league standings the oddballs 63 the six shmoes 60 flubadubs 59 the rocketts 51 blue light delights 50 slumbering sleepers 45 small frys 39 super bloopers 39 hi los 37 bragsters 36 falcons 27 red caps 22 high triplt ann lehman 574 nigh single joan vankoughnet 269 ms gladys valleau ruth lee judy rodin ruth winterstein velma wideman marg wood marjorie smith 239 208 207 205 204 201 200 mens bowling league high single don dunkeld flat 297 with handicap 314 high triple lome dickinson flat 690 with handicap 729 league standing ringers 30 red caps 24 big boppers 19 sunoco blends 18 farmers 17 larks 12 jim hoods unionville rink last week edged out pollocks sutton rink by three points to win the mcteague electric curl ing trophy at a mixed bonspiel at the whitby curling club it was the second occasion the tro phy had been up for competi tion the trophy and first prizes went to hoods foursome with 31 points members of his rink were himself as skip mrs el sie hood as vice mrs robert hood as seconds and art brig- ger as lead the hood rink was winner of the 9 am draw winner of the 11 am draw was j pollocks sutton rink with 28 points is by guy kevell backed by solid goaltending and a strong defence slouff- villes midget entry chalked up a 41 victory on campbellford ice saturday night to advance into the provincial finals they will now meet either durham or ridgetown ridgetown holds a two goal lead in the series close to 200 home town fans made the 115 mile trip to camp bellford on saturday to lend their vocal support to the teams efforts they witnessed a thrill ing contest utility toward barry mc lean stole the show the clubs mighty mouse roared up and down the ice at top speed every time out he fired two of stouff- vllles four goals and assisted on a third even on defence he matched brain and brawn with the oppositions biggest and best warren hendricks and keith mcdowell were the other stouffville marksmen bill i-a- brash fired the iore goal for campbellford following the contest the generous camp bellford hosts treated the local team to refreshments at a main street restaurant aside fiom tirward barry mclean rearguard stan feasi by would rank high as one of stouffvilles best in the recently concluded series a slowstarter in earlier playoff games he has suddenly come to life in an amazing reversal of form the natural ice in the camp bellford arena held up quite well throughout the entire con test it appeared to become sticky in the late stages of the final frame centreman roger forsytli was sidelined in the second period with a deep cut on his right hand he collided headon with a campbellford defenceman and fell heavily to the ice no penalty was called on that play it is expected he will be back in the lineup for the final series glenn jackson played well in the stouffville net he pulled off an amazing stop on campbellfords bill le brash in the third period when the forward roared in on a cleancut breakaway the save appeared to be a turning point in the game campbellford captain garry free was thumbed for three suc cessive penalties in the last per iod and his loss to the lineup hurt his clubs chances of pull ing back on even terms warren hendricks tally was a dipsy- doodle effort from centre ice he caught the far corner of the cage from a difficult angle keith mcdowells blast from ten feet out hit the twine before goaltender bill donald could make a move unionville in finals unionville bantams have ad vanced into i he ontario finals they earned the right to contest the allontario title by beating huntsville 72 in the second game the entry is coached by exclipper lawrence gayman one of the teams top stars is barry watson son of former professional star harry wat- 1st s b mclean 1402 s b mcleanforsyth 1610 c b labrash 1825 2nd s w hendricks 603 3rd s k mcdowellmclean 1744 stufrville7 campbellford j keith mcdowell notched two goals and picked up one assist to pace the midgets to a 73 win over campbellford in the series opener in stouffville both tal lies by the rocket were hard shots from difficult angles war- corner sparks buffalo win bill corner sparked buffalo to a 50 bantam league playoff victory over canadiens on mon day night with a four goal per formance three of his tallies were unassisted efforts keith foreman picked up an assist on one bill moekins notched the other buffalo marker on a pass from allan meabry hornets 3 leafs 1 bill harmon potted a pair and ross brown scored one to lead pittsburg to a 31 win over the leafs eric neilson fired the lona leaf goal on a pass from francis haylow ren hendricks dave bate roger forsytli jim knox and stan feasby were the other local marksmen doug jaques blinked the light three times for the vis itors stouffville outshot camp bellford 3726 im s w hendricks- j knoxb mclean 610 c d jaques 1028 s d batew hendricks k mcdowell 1620 c d jaques stewart 1805 2nd s r forsyth j wagg b mclean 600 s k mcdowell 810 s j knov- w hendricks d bate- 813 c d jaques stewart 1805 3rd s k mcdowell 850 s s feasby- r forsyth 1310 guy revcll 17 newmarket and debbi wilkes 14 union ville recently returned from the world figure skating cham pionships at vancouver after skating in pairs competition and placing 11th guy here describes his and debbis career as pairs skaters and what it feels like to be a cliampionship competi tor it certainly was the experience of a lifetime to skate with peo ple from all over the world at the world championships every event was planned down to the last detail vancouver is a beau tiful city and the people are very hospitable we placed 11th in this comp etition but were pleased with what we did we were very hap py to be competing with all these people the best pairs from can ada the usa austria and ger many our career together began in october 1958 when debbi and i began skating together at union ville skating club we practised three times a week with priv ate lessons from bruce hyland soon without much difficulty we learned the basic pair lifts and decided to enter the senior pair division of the central ontario championships we got down to hard work and soon had a three and a half minute routine to music our music was excerpts from the famous sleeping beauty bal let mr hyland was pleased with our progress and asked us if we would consider entering the junior pairs division of the canadian championships this we did and only three months later we won the event we were impressed with our victory at nnranda quebec where the championships were held jan 29 to 31 1959 the next day brought an even greater surprise when we were asked to represent can ada in the north american championships to ba held in toronto the following week end feb 6 and 7 we arrived home on the mon day with a tusy week of prac tice ahead since the north am erican championship was a sen ior competition we now needed a fiveminute roine with hard work we had it completed by- wed ncsday the next few days we went through the routine again and again in order to be able to breathe properly saturday night we placed fifth and were pleased with our and that we look forward to marks and placing this com- skating competitions next year claremont wins 86 a torrid community league hockey game was transformed into a tag team wrestling match on tuesday night as stouftville and claremont players engaged in a midice freeforali the brawl broke out in the dying seconds of the group championship playoff opener the officials hal gibson and polly minton immediately halted the match claremont claimed the victory by a score of s6 referee minton ordered a penalty shot after he claimed stouffville forward howard forgie had thrown his stick at claremonts bob cherry as he steamed in on the net team mate ray pipher was tagged with a ten minute misconduct penalty when he questioned the officials ruling howard forgie suffered a similar fate and was later thumbed from the game when he con tinued his protest bob cherry romped in on the stouff ville net and flipped the puck into the comer the tally touched off an outbreak of physical violence stouffville netminder geo martin cross checked forward bob cherry brother jim cherry re taliated defenceman geo third joined the fray but was partially disrobed in the melee claremont goalie wes evans completed a thirty yard dash into the very centre of the skirmish to add to the confusion net minder martin after clipping a few rivals with some wellplaced jabs was pinned for the ten count by rival puckstopper evans vern ferguson a usually mild- mannered performer was also involved but his ad versary is yet unknown howard forgie although eject ed from the contest a few minutes earlier returned to the ice to watch the proceedings from a ringside seat other players milled around in the fight zone but none seemed particularly anxious to become involved in the nontitle bout gloves sticks and sweaters were littered about the ice peace and quiet was finally restored when coaches loyd pascoe of claremont and don gibson of stouffville herded their proteges into their respective dressing rooms the series will resume on tuesday night of next week at 815 pm it is a best 3 out of 5 games- cftiremont now holds a one game edge although the fisticuffs was the feature performance on the nights card the hockey action was packed with excitement from the opening whistle at one point in the contest stouffville held a 63 lead in the second and third periods claremont rallied to fire fiveinarow jim cherry netted three singles came from the sticks of dean evans stan benson jack redshaw vern fer guson and bob cherry harry young scored a pair for the merchants linde borean bill allan howard forgie and ron graham notched the others claremont outshot stouffville 37 to 30 jack redshaw turned in his best game of the season for claremont his goal his teams first of the night was a picture effort vern ferguson and grant jones played up to their usual form ron graham and harry young were effective for stouffville bill allan stouff ville rightwinger suffered a leg injury late in the first period and his absence from the lineup hurt the mer chants changes goalie martin after a disappointing start looked brilliant in the stouffville net wes evans also made some key saves in the claremont cage the scoring in the game was as follows first period cd evans 19 c s benson 210 s l borean h young 515 c j redshaw g jones b jordan 9 00 s b allan 11 40 s hyoung 1618 second period s h forgie r pipher 1 05 s h young r graham 510 s r graham 15 55 c v ferguson b cherry j cruikshank 16 30 c j cherry 1650 third period c j cherry cruikshank 4 50 c j cherry b cherry v ferguson 10 10 c b cherry ifj plefcd our 1959 competitions in october of 1959 debbi and i began to practise for the cana dian championships in regina sask feb 4 to 6 1960 here we placed third behind barbara wagner and bob paul and the brother and sister team of otto and mario jelinek it was here that the canadian figure skat ing association announced the 1960 world team members and debbie and i were proud and thrilled to be part of the team as you know the world and olympic champions bob paul and barbara wagner have re tired from competition making debbi and myself very happy as now we are the second best duo in canada the next year looks very pro mising with the canadian cham pionship to be held in lachinc quebec the north american in the united states and the world championships in europe i can truthfully say that both debbi and i have enjoyed our selves immensely this past year midtown garage your local bp desler inixman sales service general repairs 21hr towing phone stouftville l0w days evenings 170